Monday, August 20, 2012

No one ever said that I'm smart

While I'm waiting to find out my exact diagnosis (I have my abdominal sonogram tomorrow morning and the doctor's appointment on Thursday to discuss the results), I've decided to just to try carry on business as usual and not think about the pain. Denial is actually quite useful and I got through the day just fine, even with a crazy toddler. She's been so energetic lately, but I think it's because she was sick for 2 weeks and now she feels GREAT and wants to run, run, run...and create huge messes. You'd think I hadn't picked up a toy in a week, but really this is just 15 minutes.

Look at her just innocently sitting there like she's not a force of destruction

I try to get her to sit in one spot, but shockingly, two year olds don't have great attention spans.

Work books? Oh Mommy, you are a fool.

Loud musical toy? YES!

I've been putting in some serious effort to get her energy out because if I don't, she has been waking up at 2am full of crazy. It takes her a long time to stop shouting and laughing (and marching up and down the length of her bed with her blanket wrapped around her head like Cornholio) and it isn't something you can just sleep through and not notice.

I need TP for my bung hole!
To tire her out, I've been taking her outside as much as possible. Luckily the weather has been cool enough for that to happen. There are no toddler activities in session (like story time at the library) so it's up to me to entertain her until September. We spent over 2 hours outside today and I have pink chalk marks on my car as proof.

I tried a 2 mile run/walk with the jogging stroller this morning and even though I woke up with a ton of rib pain, I didn't notice any increase from the running. Since I'm an idiot, I decided to do 4 more miles on the treadmill and that was less fun. It's partly my fault for watching How I Met Your Mother season one while running (laughing hurts), but the treadmill run was pretty painful. The pain didn't last after I stopped running and I finished up with 6 miles for the day. If it keeps hurting this much to run I'm not sure how long I'll last before waving the white flag, but I'm just taking it day by day at this point.

As proof that living with a toddler is like having a belligerent drunk person around at all times, here is a video of what happens when we tell Faith to stop doing something she thinks is funny.





Don't worry, no dogs were harmed in the making of this film.

My delicate feelings were hurt. Why am I so "EWWW"??

Do you ever do anything gross just because it's funny, even if people are begging you to stop? It's the worst when double jointed people start bending in ways that just shouldn't be allowed.

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    1. I miss when you used to just say "Fatty". Those were the good old days.

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    1. You have no idea how many times we do the Beavis voice for our kid.

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  3. MUAHHAHAHAHA. You know my wonky joints? They all bend backwards. My elbows are especially nasty when I bend them backwards. Now I have a not-so-secret weapon to use against you should the need ever arise.

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  4. I don't think being gross is ever funny. My husband thinks farting is hilarious. Still. Farts and fart jokes get him every time. But not if I do it. Not even in my sleep is it funny.

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    1. Ditto, Emily. My husband is 32 and he and my 10 year old brother think the EXACT SAME THINGS are funny. Namely, nipple slips and farts. And poop.

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    2. your husband would probably get along with Kara then.

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    3. My husband thinks it's hilarious to fart in the dog's face. Poor pup :(

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    4. okay. I change my mind. When my 1.5 year old farts, she follows it by saying "beeep!" in a high pitched voice. and that's just cute. farting=cute now.

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  5. Avery has already figured out that the use of her full name merits laughter. I think her and Faith would get along splendidly. Either that - or be sworn enemies. 50/50.

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  6. Sorry you're hurting right now. I love the Cornholio reference and the mental image I have of Faith at 2am now. And Faith is clearly one of those people that will share an ice cream cone with her dog :)

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    1. Faith wants to share EVERYTHING with "Pay-nut"

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  7. I'm totally one of those adults who thinks farts/poop jokes are funny. Patrick thinks that is awesome. It's particularly funny if someone does it while asleep.

    Sorry you're still injured. I hope the sonogram gives you good news - like a way to fix this.

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    1. I'm pretty "giving birth in 10 weeks" will be the answer to most of my problems :)

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  8. I like the throwback reference to Bevis and Butthead.

    Also, why is your child practicing french kissing with the dog?

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    1. Because it's hilarious...apparently.

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  9. Some girl on Eric's cornhole team got really pissed off because he burped and was all "do you do that in front of your wife?" so his reaction was to say "Yes, and she FUCKING LOVE THAT SHIT" so now we are desperately trying to coordinate a time we can get together and he can burp and then we can start making out. It seems really funny when we talk about it but typing it all out just seemed a little sad. I love the cornholio visual, I want a video of that next.

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    1. If I could mentally function at 2am, I might actually get that video one day :)

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  10. HAHAHA, Hey now! I'm double jointed and I can do this cool / gross double jointed bendy thing with my left thumb.

    I miss Beavis and Butthead. I loved when they would say "sluts" instead of "slots" on their Vegas trip.

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    1. I still make Beavis and Butthead references in daily conversations and just get funny looks.

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  11. i just shot coffee out of my nose watching that video. white pants weren't my best choice for today.

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  12. Ah...so that's where my husband gets the "I NEED TP FOR MY BUNGHOLE!" saying. I learn something new every day. I just thought he made that up. Little did I know he ripped it off Beavis & Butthead (figures). :)

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  13. The fart jokes only increase in amusement factor when you hit school. I think our camping trip with W&R's preschool friends was one big poop gag. My dad and sister love this kind of humor too, so our trip to grandma's was similar.

    Hope the appointment went OK this morning!

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  14. I'm worried about Faith and where he rash really came from.

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  15. A cornholio reference and people speaking of farts. Day made. And farts will never stop being hilarious. Baby farts are particularly funny.

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